car starts and dies in a few seconds

Asked by weekendwarrior77 Nov 02, 2014 at 11:38 AM about the 2002 Toyota Celica GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi,
      I have a 2002 toyota celica with about 150K miles. I took it to my friends house, spent about 5 hours at his place. Then i started the car and went about half a mile when it died on me.
1. When I crank it starts but dies within a few seconds
2. the gas pedal wont work

Is it
1. bad fuel pump
2. i noticed that it had low oil but not low enough to sieze it. oil level was showing low level in dipstick
3. my fuel door is broken, can it be someone put gargbage in the tank which could have messed up the fuel pump and/or filter?

Thanks

4 Answers

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More than likely fuel pump,but some yota,s have a sensor that shuts,car down from low oil all so.

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when you said the gas pedal didn't work what did you mean ?

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20

Mine has done the same thing as well in the past it could be the icv or throttle body

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10

got the same problem and it wasn"t the fuel pump or the C/open relay .may have a bad ECU with a weak driver but im not sure

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